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Right to Information Act – Handbook

Chapter – I

The Particulars of the Organisation, functions and duties

1) Name of the Organization: Commisionerate of Industries,

2) Address: Commissionerate of Industrties, A.P.

Chirag Ali Lane, Abids,

Hyderabad-500001.

3) Functions and Duties:

1. To Assist and guide the entrepreneurs for promotion and setting up of

industrial units.

2. To enable the entrepreneur to get different industrial approvals and

clearances from various departments / agencies at a single point.

3. To register Micro Enterprise/ Small Enterprise/Medium

Enterprises.

4. Sanction of incentives to eligible industrial undertaking.

5. To create a transparent, congenial, hassle-free and business friendly

environment for attracting more investment for accelerated growth of

industrial sector in the State.

6 To arrange for allotment of scarce raw materials like Coal / Molasses /

Rectified Spirit (RS) / DS to industrial units.

7. To arrange financial assistance to educated unemployed youth from Banks

to set up their firms under Prime Minister Employment Generation

Programme (self- employment scheme)

8. To provide marketing assistance to local industrial units.

9. To Rehabilitate Sick small industrial units.

10. To settle disputes arising due to non-receipt of payment to local SSI

suppliers from various purchasers especially Government Departments by

acting as arbitrator through the Industry Facilitation Council.

Telangana.

Chapter – II

The powers and duties of officers and employees

1. Functions of Commissioner of Industries:

Overall Supervision and Control on all the subjects and will have

the responsibility for the co-ordination and smooth functioning of the

Department.

Personal Administration and matters relating to Establishment of Gazetted

Officers i.e. Category-I, Category-II, Category-III and Category-IV

Offer suggestions/feed-back/Input to the Government in formulation of

Industrial Policies.

All matters relating to Large and Medium Scale industries.

Matter relating to general Industrial Development in the State including

infrastructure facilities, marketing and incentives sanction.

Correspondence relating to pay commission, finance commission etc.

Annual Administration Report.

Legislature Committees and sub-Committees, Public Accounts Committee meetings

All those subjects which are not specifically allotted to the two Additional Directors

.

2. Functions of Additional Director - (1)

Subjects pertaining to Joint Director (HRD)

Joint Director (IP) Division

Joint Director (PI-C)

Joint Director (PI-B)

Joint Director (IIP Cell)

3. Functions of Additional Director of Industries- (2)

Subjects pertaining to Joint Director (Food Processing & Bio Technology)

Joint Director (MSME)

Joint Director (PI-A)

Joint Director (Commodities)

4. Functions of other senior officers in central office

I) Functions of Joint Director (IIP CELL)

Single Window

Mega Projects

SIPC/SIPB

Presentations.

Preparation of draft speeches/talking points

Coordination with Industrial Associations

Annual Action Plan

Monthly monitoring reports

Quarterly and Annual progress reports

LAQs,LCQs,RSQs

APLA/APLC Assurances

Board meetings of all corporations

Industrial Census

Nucleus Cell

SSI database

Re vitalization of Sick Industries and all related

matters

SLIIC meeting

BIFR

APSSIRS

Technology Development fund for MSME

Coordination with ISB

Incentives to SC/ST Entrepreneurs

SCP/TSP

LIDCAP

Women entrepreneur development

Database of Incentive application

Drawl of funds

SLC

Scrutiny committee etc.

Inward/Outward

Accounts: Budget approvals, Releases

Budget monitoring and coordination with Secretariat

Utilization certificates submission Accounts, Audit,

CAG, PAC

. II) Functions of Joint Director (MSME)

Policy matters and other miscellaneous correspondence pertaining to MSME

Including electronic industries and all related matters

Salt Development and Model Salt Farms.

Purchase Committee

Marketing Development

ISO / BIS

Artisan Promotion

GMs Tour Reports / Inspection Reports Common Facility Centre

Development of Coir Industries and Coir Cooperatives.

Common facility related matters Cluster Development

programme Industrial Cooperatives related matters Handicrafts

SSI and National awards

III) Functions of Joint Director (IP) Division

Environmental Laws

Coastal Zone regulations

Al matters related to APPCB

EGC and Library

Industrial Potential Studies

Project Profile Preparation

Power & Water supply

RR policy

Urban land conversion

IIDF/CIBF

Industrial Infrastructure

Growth Centres

Land Acquistion and other land matters

Industrial Estates and Parks

IV) Functions of Joint Director (IIPP) PI-A Division

IIP claims

Audit paras

Court Cases

Database of Incentive Applications

Drawal of funds

SLC

Scrutiny Committee etc.

V) Functions of Joint Director (IIPP) PI-B Division

IIP claims

Audit paras

Court Cases

VI) Functions of Joint Director (IIPP) PI-C Division

IIP claims

Audit paras

Court Cases

VII) Functions of Joint Director (MSME)

Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme

Prime Minister Rozgar yojana

Rajiv Udyog Gramina Yojana

Sub Committee Meetings

All matters relating to APSFC,Banks and SLBC and all related matters

Coordination and management of DICs

G.Ms Conference/monthly meetings

All District level programmes

Maintenance of DIC buildings

Industrial Promotion Comapaigns

Entrepreneur Development Programme

DIPC meetings

Any matter relating to DIC coordination

Marketing assistance

Purchase Committee meetings

Marketing development

ISO/BIS

Artisan Promotion

G.M.s tour reports/Inspection reports

VIII) Functions of Joint Director (HRD)

Annual Confidential Reports of Gazetted and non-

Gazetted Officers(IPOs and all Subordinate Services) and correspondence

related thereto.

Property statements of officers and staff of the Department of

Industries.

Attendance of officers and staff in central office.

Issue if office orders related to the above subjects, where ever necessary.

Pending Issues with other departments and Secretariat.

Monitoring and reviewing progress of disposal of representations from Officers, Staff, Entrepreneurs, and other Citizens.

All other Miscellaneous subjects which are not specifically assigned and

allotted to any other desk in Central office

Vigilance matters

RTI,CMP/CMO petetions,Training programmes,Study tours,Miscellaneous Ministerial Services and all related issues Service matters of last grade Employees Press and Public relations Office maintenance House keeping and stationary Vehicles Annual Maintenance contract(AMC) New Office Building Information Technology Office automation/Network management Internet/Phones etc. Hardware and software management Record section

VIII) Functions of Joint Director (Commodities)

MSME Facilitation council

e-Biz cell

Commodities: allotment

Azamabad Industrial Area.

XI) Accounts Officer

Pay bills of officer of the Commissioner of Industries

Pay fixations.

Clarifications in respect of files referred.

FBF/SI interest calculations.

L.S.C & P.C.

L.P.C. to all cadres in Commissionerate.

Number Statements

P.A.C. Meetings.

Budget releases under Plan & Non plan Schemes

Reconciliation.

Cash Transactions of office of the Commisioner of Industries

TA Bills

Contingent Bills.

All loans and advances pertaining to Commissionerate & DICs.

Pensions and Gratuity related issues pertaining to Commissionerate and DICs.

Accounts – Establishment.

Gazetted officers pay fixations.

Audit of DIC offices

Inspection of Accounts wing of DICs

Audit Objections and related correspondence with Accountant General.

Sections / Desks

1 Superintendent & Assistants (Census)

Supervising the staff working in the particular Desk. Processing of files put up by the Assistants to the Higher officers according to the rule position.

2 Senior Assistant Receiving the tappals and circulate the files to the Superintendent.

3 Special category stenographers

Attached to the Commissioner/Additional Directors. They will take dictations from the officers and fair copy the same. They receive the files from the officers

concerned and return the files after seen by the officers

to the concerned.

4 Senior Stenographers Attached to the Joint Directors. They will take dictations from the officers and fair copy the same.

They receive the files from the officers concerned and

return the files after seen by the officers to the

concerned.

5 Junior Assistants Receive the tappals and circulation of files to the Superintendent.

6 Junior Stenographers Attached to the Dy.Directors. They will take dictations from the officers and fair copy the same. They receive

the files from the officers concerned and return the files after seen by the officers to the concerned.

7 Typists Fair copying the drafts approved by the officers.

8 Telephone operator He operates the telephone board and booking of phonograms.

9 Superintendent Supervising the staff working in the District Industries

Centre. Processing of files put up by the Assistants to the higher officers according to the rule position.

10 Senior Stenographers

Attached to the General Manager. He will take dictations from the officer and fair copy the same. He receives the files from the officers concerned and returns the files

after seen by the officers to the concerned.

11 Senior Assistant Receiving the tappals and circulate the files to the Superintendent.

12 Junior Assistants Receive the tappals and circulation of files to the Superintendent.

13 Junior Stenographers

Attached to the Dy.Directors. They will take dictations from the officers and fair copy the same. They receive the files from the officers concerned and return the files

after seen by the officers to the concerned.

14 Typists Fair copying the drafts approved by the officers.

5. Functions of functionaries at District level

After reorganisation of the department in May 1997, the Duties and

Responsibilities assigned to the Officers, viz., Deputy Directors/Assistant Directors

working under the control of General Managers of District Industries Centres have been

reassigned vide Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad, Proceedings No.14-3-7-1330/IC,

dated: 29-08-97.

Functions of General Manager:

Essential Functions:

1. Entrepreneur Guidance

2. Issue of Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises Registration

3. Sanction of incentives to industrial units through District Level Committee

up to Rs.25.00 lakhs/Micro Enterprises.

4. Processing and recommendation of other incentive applications to Head

Office.

5. Inspection of Industrial Units – Consuming Raw Materials.

6. Processing of applications under P.M.E.G.P.

7. Members in All District level Committee Meetings.

8. Clearances to Industrial Units under Single Window Scheme.

10. Responsible for overall coordination and Development of

Micro,Small,Medium Enterprises and Large Scale industries in the

district.

11. Convenor of all the District Level Committee Meetings.

12. Incharge of the Publicity and Public Relation aspects of the District

Industries Centre and for

Routine Functions:

Day – to –day Supervision of the District Industries Centre Administrative

Control over the all the Staff and Officers of the District Industries Centre.

Review of the work done by all the Officers / Staff under his control Attend all

the meetings at District Level.

The General Manager, DIC shall have overall responsibility and

supervisory control over all the staff working in the District Industries Centre.

Functions of other officers in DIC

After reorganisation of the Department, the Deputy Directors/Assistant Directors

attached to the various District Industries Centres fit into one of the following patterns.

Category Districts Number of

Managers Cadre

A-Category Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, West Godavari, Guntur, Prakasham, Nellore, Cuddapah, Anantapur,

Chittoor, Kurnool, Khammam,

Warangal, Karimnagar, Adilabad,

Nizamabad, Nalgonda,

Mahaboobnagar.

3

1 Deputy Director 2 Assistant Directors

B- Category East Godavari, Krishna, Nalgonda, Medak, RangaReddy and Hyderabad.

4

2 Deputy Directors 2 Assistant Directors

C-Category Visakhapatnam 5 2 Deputy Directors

3 Assistant Directors

Category-A Districts

Manager (EII&C) Economic Investigation, Information Infrastructure, and

Credit: (Dy.Director Cadre)

Functions to be attended independently:

1. Incharge of Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell and shall guide the entrepreneurs in

preparing bankable project profiles and also Documentation Centre of the

District.

2. Census of Small Scale Industries

3. Matters related to U.L.C.

4. Ancillarisation Programme, P.L.C. meetings Large and Medium Industries

5. Processing of applications for sanction of financial assistance to banks/ financial

institutions.

6. Maintains liaison with Nationalised Banks/ Financial Institution and ensure

clearance of applications.

7. Liaison with the Grameena Banks.

8. Survey of sick industries and measures for their rehabilitation.

9. Assists in recovery of loans to banking institutions including A.P.State Financial

Corporation.

B) Functions to be attended with the approval of the General Manager:

1. Industrial Survey.

2. Preparation of perspective plan/action plan for the Development of Village/ Small

Scale Industries / District Plan.

3. Identification and processing of all cases related to Industrial Infrastructure.

4. All Incentives and subsidies including Central Subsidy/State Subsidy.

5. Liaison with A.P.I.I.I.C/ AP.S.F.C./ A.P.S.E.B / APITCO etc.

6. Planning and Development including Plan Schemes.

7. Review of Physical Targets and Achievements as per the action plan and progress

reports of DIC Scheme.

8. Preparation of Annual Credit Plan / Perspective plan for Industrial Development

of the District/Taluk.

9. Sanction of margin money loan under DIC loan assistance programme and SES/Spl. Employment Schemes.

10. Sanction and recovery of loans under State aid to Industries Act, RIP Programme

and Margin Money / Cyclone relief/ Self Employment/ Spl. Employment

Schemes/ DCB & proper watch on utilisation.

11. Self Employment and Special Employment Schemes including P.M.E.G.P.

12. Attends the meeting convened by various financial institutions including the

District level SC/BC Cooperative Financial Societies/ Women Welfare

Corporation/ I.T.D.A /LI.R.D.P.

13. 20 Point Economic Programme/ Pragati Padham including Artisan complexes.

Manager (VIT) – Village Industries & Training: (Asst. Director Cadre)

Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Development of Handicrafts/ Coir / Salt / Leather / Sericulture.

2. Updating of technology by Coordination and providing financial assistance and technical know how to all the artisans from various All India Organisations like

All India Handicrafts Board, Coir Board, Sericulture board, handloom Board,

Khadi and Village Industries Board SISI/SIET and Research Institutions.

3. Survey of Village Crafts and Artisans.

4. Temporary Registrations.

Functions to be attended with the approval of the General Manager:

1. IRDP and TRYSEM Programme.

2. All promotional programmes related to SCs/STs/BCs and Women.

3. Implementation of Tribal Development Programmes with Coordination with

ITDA and Girijan Cooperative Societies.

4. Arranges Training Programmes to Artisans and prospective entrepreneurs.

5. Maintains Liaison with societies for employment and training of the district.

6. RIP/RAP Programmes

7. Intensive Campaigns & Entrepreneurial Development Programme.

8. Artisan Complexes establishment and progress.

9. Single window Scheme/DIPC Meetings and follow up.

10. Registrations Permanent and De-registrations.

11. Submission of progress reports of A to E and all other related progress reports.

Manager (RM&M) -- Raw Material & Marketing Asst. Director

Cadre) A) Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Preparation of resources data and all statistics pertaining to raw material and

machinery and equipment.

2. Survey of various products manufactured in the District and extend the scope

for manufacturing of new products.

3. Devise strategy for providing marketing assistance to the products

manufactured in the district including export promotion.

4. Works and requirements of machinery and equipment for the M i c r o ,Small Enterprises and identify sources of supply and compile a data tank.

5. H.P. Schemes of NSIC/APSSIDC.

6. House keeping and maintenance of record room.

7. Maintenance of Registers/Master List for Scarce and Imported raw

materials.


1. Registration of S m all E nte rp rise s with DGS&D/NSIC/APSSIDC under

Marketing Assistance Programme.

2. All establishment matters and accounts matters including budgeting, drawl of

bills, audit objections.

3. Industrial cooperatives.

4. Assess and monitor Smooth and equitable distribution of raw materials

including scarce and imported raw materials to all Micro/Small and Rural

Industrial units in the district, and watch proper utilisation.

Category – B Districts

Functions of Manager (E I I & I)- Economic Investigation, Information and

Infrastructure: (Dy.Director Cadre)

A) Functions to be attended independently:

1) In charge of Entrepreneurs Guidance cell and shall guide the entrepreneurs in

preparing bankable project profiles and also documentation Centre of the

District.

2) Census of small scale industries.

3) Matters related to U.L.C.

4) Ancilarisation Programme, P.L.C. Meetings, Large and Medium Industries.


1. Industrial Survey 2. Preparation of perspective plan/action plan for the Development of Village/

Small Scale Industries / District Plan.





7. Review of Physical Targets and Achievements as per the Action Plan.

2. Manager- Credit: (Deputy Director Cadre)

A) Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Processing of applications for sanction of financial assistance to Banks/

Financial Institutions.

2. Maintains liaison with Nationalised Banks/Financial Institutions and ensure

clearance of applications.

3. Liaison with the Grameena bank.


5. Assists in recovery of loans to banking institutions including A.P.State

Financial Corporation.

B) Functions to be attended with the approval of General Manager:

1. Preparation of Annual Credit Plan / Perspective plan for Industrial

Development of the District/Taluk.

2. Sanction of margin money loan under DIC loan assistance programme and

SES/Spl. Employment Schemes.

3. Sanction and recovery of loans under State aid to Industries Act, RIP

Programme and Margin Money / Cyclone relief/ Self Employment/ Spl.

Employment Schemes/ DCB & proper watch on utilisation.

4. Self Employment and Spl. Employment Schemes including P.M.E.G.P




5. 20 Point Economic Programme/ Pragati Padham including Artisan complexes

Manager (VIT) -- Village Industries & Training: (Asst. Director Cadre)

Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Development of Handicrafts/ Coir / Salt / Leather / Sericulture

2. Updating of technology by Coordination and providing financial assistance and

technical know how to all the artisans from various All India Organisations like

All India Handicrafts Board, Coir Board, Sericulture board, handloom Board,

Khadi and Village Industries Board SISI/NISIET and Research Institutions.


4. Temporary Registrations.

Functions to be attended with the approval of the General Manager:

1. IRDP and TRYSEM Programme.

2. All promotional programmes related to SCs/STs/BCs and Women.

3. Implementation of Tribal Development Programmes with Coordination with


4 Arranges Training Programmes to Artisans and prospective entrepreneurs.

5. Maintains Liaison with societies for employment and training of the district.

6. a) RIP/RAP Programmes.

b) Intensive Campaigns & Entrepreneurial Development Programme.

7. Artisan Complexes establishment and progress.

8. Single windowScheme / DIPC Meetings and follow up.

9. Registrations Permanent and De-registrations.

10. Submission of progress reports of A to E and all other related progress reports.

Manager (R.M. &M.) --- Raw Material & Marketing: (Asst.Director Cadre)

A) Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Preparation of resources data and all statistics pertaining to raw material and machinery and equipment.

2. Survey of various products manufactured in the District and extend the scope for

manufacturing of new products.

3. Devise strategy for providing marketing assistance to the products manufactured

in the district including export promotion.

4. Works and requirements of machinery and equipment for the SSI, Tiny units and

identify sources of supply and compile a data tank.

5. H.P. Schemes of NSIC/APSSIDC.

6. House keeping and maintenance of record room.

6. Maintenance of Registers/Master List for Scarce and Imported raw materials.


1. Registration of SSI units with DGS&D/NSIC/APSSIDC under Marketing

Assistance Programme.

2. All establishment matters and accounts matters including budgeting, drawl of

bills, audit objections.

3. Industrial cooperatives.

4. Assess and monitor Smooth and equitable distribution of raw materials including

scarce and imported raw materials to all Micro/Small and Rural Industrial units

in the district, and watch proper utilisation.

Category-C Districts:

Manager -- Economic Investigation, Information, Infrastructure and Credit

(Dy.Director Cadre)

Functions to be attended independently:

1. Incharge of Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell and shall guide the entrepreneurs in

preparing.

2. Bankable project profiles and also Documentation Centre of the district

3. Census of Small Scale Industries.

4. Matters related to U.L.C.

5. Ancillarisation Programme, P.L.C. meetings Large and Medium Industries.

6. Processing of applications for sanction of financial assistance to banks/ financial

institutions.

7. Maintains liaison with Nationalised Banks/ Financial Institutions and ensure

clearance

8. Liaison with the Grameena Banks. 9. Survey of sick industries and measures for their rehabilitation. 10. Assists in recovery of loans to banking institutions including A.P. State Financial

corporation


1. Industrial Survey

2. Preparation of perspective plan/action plan for the Development of Village/ Small

Scale industries and district plan.





7. Review of Physical Targets and Achievements as per the action plan and progress

reports of DIC Scheme.


of the District/Taluk






11. Self Employment and Spl. Employment Schemes including P.M.R.Y.





2. Manager(Credit): (Deputy Director Cadre)

A. Functions to be attended independently:

1. Processing of applications for sanction of financial assistance to Banks/Financial

Institutions.

2. Maintains liaison with Nationalised Banks/Financial Institutions and ensure

Clearance of applications.

3. Liaison with the Grameena banks


5. Assists in recovery of loans to banking institutions including A.P.State Financial

Corporation.

B. Functions to be attended with the approval of General Manager:


of the District/Taluk.






4. Self Employment and Spl. Employment Schemes including P.M.E.G.P. 5. Attends the meeting convened by various financial institutions including the




Manager (VIT) – Village Industries & Training: (Asst. Director Cadre) A. Functions to be attended to independently:

1. Development of Handicrafts/ Coir / Salt / Leather / Sericulture.

2. Updating of technology by Coordination and providing financial

assistance and technical know how to all the artisans from various All India

Organisations like All India Handicrafts Board, Coir Board, Sericulture board,

handloom Board, Khadi and Village Industries Board SISI/SIET and Research

Institutions.


4. Temporary Registrations

A. Functions to be attended with the approval of the General Manager:

I. IRDP and TRYSEM Programme.

II. All promotional programmes related to SCs/STs/BCs and Women.

III. Implementation of Tribal Development Programmes with Coordination with


IV. Arranges Training Programmes to Artisans and prospective entrepreneurs.

V. Maintains Liaison with societies for employment and training of the district.

VI. RIP/RAP Programmes.

VII. Intensive Campaigns & Entrepreneurial Development Programme.

VIII. Artisan Complexes establishment and progress.

IX. Single window Scheme/DIPC Meetings and follow up.

X. Registrations Permanent and De-registrations.

XI. Submission of progress reports of A to E and all other related progress reports.

Manager (R.M.&M.)-- Raw Material & Marketing: (Asst. Director Cadre)

A. Duties and responsibilities to be attended to independently

1. Preparation of resources data and all statistics pertaining to raw material and

machinery and equipment.

2. Survey of various products manufactured in the District and extend the scope for manufacturing of new products.

3. Devise strategy for providing marketing assistance to the products manufactured

in the district including export promotion.

4. Works and requirements of machinery and equipment for the SSI, Tiny units and

identify sources of supply and compile a data tank.

5. H.P. Schemes of NSIC/APSSIDC. 6. House keeping and maintenance of record room.

7. Maintenance of Registers/Master List for Scarce and Imported raw materials.

B. Functions be attended with the approval of the General Manager:

1. Registration of SSI units with DGS&D/NSIC/APSSIDC under Marketing

Assistance Programme

2. All establishment matters and accounts matters including budgeting, drawl of bills,

audit objections.

3 Industrial cooperatives.

4. Assess and monitor Smooth and equitable distribution of raw materials including

scarce and imported raw materials to all SSI and Rural Industrial units in the

district, and watch proper utilidion

Manager - Ancillaries: (Asst. Director Cadre)

1. Ancillaries Programme, PLC Meetings and Large & Medium Scale Industries.

2. Arranges Training Programmes to Artisans and Prospective entrepreneurs.

a) RIP/RAP Programmes

b) Intensive Campaigns & Entrepreneurial Development.

Functions of other functionaries

Functions of Industrial Promotion Officer:

A. Essential Functions:

1. Mandal Functionary and incharge of about 4 to 5 Mandals.

2. Industrial Potentiality Survey. 3. Identifying the candidates under IRDP/ TRYSEM programme.

4. Follow up with the Banks for obtaining sanctions/ grounding for PMEGP.

5. Periodical Inspection of the Industrial Units consuming scare Raw-materials.

6. To assist the Entrepreneurs in selecting the projects/ location.

7. To attend all Mandal Level Meetings.

8. To assist the Bankers in Recovery of loans.

9. Processing of Incentive applications.

10. To attend the work of Exhibitions/Seminars.

11. To attend the work pertaining to the Weaker Sections Programmes under

Special Component Plan.

Functions of Co-operative Sub-Registrar:

1. The Co-operatives Sub-Register attached to General Manager, district Industries

Centre

2. Officer shall tour for a Minimum of 15 days and work under the direct control of

Asst. Director.

3. He shall get this tour programme approved by the Assistant director. He shall

attend to organise new industrial co-operative societies in the District and shall

scruitinise the proposals received from Industrial Promotion officer.

4. He shall conduct half-yearly inspection of atleast 5 Industrial co-operative

societies in a month as allotted by the Assistant Director among coop Sub-

Register and Senior inspector.

5. He shall attend to the revitalisation work of one society in a month. He shall

discharge his duties as person incharge if appointed under section 32(7) and 34 of

APCS Act.

6. He shall act as election Officer when appointed by District Collector.

7. He shall maintain DCB Register of Government financial assistance and attend

recovery of Government dues as per target fixed by Assistant Director.

8. He shall conduct statutory inspection and enquiries expeditiously with in time

limit prescribed under the Act.

9. He shall maintain following Registers and records of the office

1) Skeleton file of each ICS in the District.

2) Register showing registration of ICSs.

3) Register of Arbitration and execution.

4) Register of Enquiry u/s 51, Inspection u/s 52, Surcharge u/s60

5) DCB Register (Government Loan and S.C.)

6) Audit Fee, DCB Register

7) Periodical Register.

10. He shall ensure rectification of defects pointed out in Inspection, Audit and

Enquiries.

Functions of Senior Inspector:

The senior Inspector attached to General Manager, District Industries Centre

or Growth Centre shall tour for a minimum period of 15 days and work under

the direct control of Assist Director. His tour Programme shall be approved by

Assistant Director.

He shall conduct half-yearly inspection of atleast 2 industrial coop societies in

a month as allotted by Asst Director among coop Sub-Register and Senior Inspector.

He shall visit 3 industrial coop societies in a month where Government have

Sanctioned financial assistance and guide them in their maintenance of

accounts and business.

He shall attend revitallsation work of one dormant industrial coop society per

month as entrusted by Assistant Director.

He shall enquire into petition and complaints entrusted by Asst Director.

He shall conduct statutory enquire and inspection with in time limit

prescribed.

He shall discharge his duties as person incharge when appointed.

He shall act as Election Officer when appointed.

Chapter – III

Procedures followed in Decision making Process including

channels of Supervision and Accountability:

At Commissionerate level, the Department is headed by an Officer of the rank of

Commissioner assisted by 2 Additional Directors, 9 Joint Directors, 12 Deputy Directors,

13 Assistant Directors with supporting Staff. Besides, 1 Accounts Officer and another

Asst. Accounts Officer with supporting Staff from Director of Treasuries and Accounts

Department.

Commissioner of Industries is the final decision making authority is respect of

sanctions and release of Funds, formulations of Progrogramms, Schemes, Projects,

answering the LAQS, sanction of incentives, Single-file correspondence and important

correspondence with Govt. of A.P. and Govt. of India. Tappals in the name cover of

Commissioner of Industries will be opened by Commissioner of Industries and some of

them may be marked to Officers for quick disposal of the matter. Joint Director are the

Programme Officers and responsible to Commissioner of Industries. All the Offiers and

staff are accountable for quick disposable of the respective subject matters.

At District level, General Manager (G.M.) (Joint Director Cadre Officer) is the

Head of the Office assisted by 1 or 2 DDs, 2 or 3 ADs, IPOs., CSR / Coop-Inspector,

Supdt and supporting Staff. General Manger is the final decision making authority at

district level.

The Flow Charts showing the Supervision and accountability at State

(Commissionerate) and Districts level are enclosed herewith for information.

Chapter – IV

Norms set for the discharge of function

B. Rules and Time Limits and deemed Provision:

As per the Section 14 (2) and 15(1) read with Section 29(1) of A.P. Single

Window Ordinance 6 of 2002, the time limits for various approvals / clearances and

provision or deemed approvals have been notified vide G.O.Ms. No. 318, Inds. & Com.

(IP) Deptt., dated 20-07-2002 and the details are indicated below.

Time Limits for various Approvals and Clearences

S.No. NAME OF THE CLEARANCE TIME LIMIT PRESCRIBED UNDER SW ACT

1. Permission of Gram Panchayat 7 Days

2. Building permission / licence from Municipality 7 Days

3. Approval of change of land use for industrial purpose 45 Days

4. a) power Feasibility b) power Connection

7 Days 23 Days

5. Allotment of land/shed in IDA/IE Days (upto 1000sq.Mts)

3 weeks (above 1000

Sq. Mts)

6. Licence for possession and use of Rectified Spirit and Denatured spirit

7 Days

7. Letter of Intent for Distillery 30 Days

8. Registration under APGST and CST 7 Days

9. NOC from Fire Service Department 15 Days

10. Licence to obtain and use of Chlorate of Potash 7 Days

11. a. Sanction of Water Supply through HMWS & SB

b. Water Connection

7 Days 23 Days

12. a. Sanction of Water Supply through from other agencies b. Water Connection

7 Days 23 Days

13. Permission to draw water from river/public tanks 30 Days

14. Sanction of Loan / Equity from APIDC 21 Days

15. Acquisition of Land other than IDA/IE 60 Days

16. Alienation of Government land a. District Collectrate b. Chief Commissionr of Land

Administration

c. Government

15 Days

30 Days

45 Days

Time Limits Approved by SIPB

17. Factories Department Approval of plan OperationalLicence

7Days

7 Days

18. Pollution Control Board a. Green Category b. Orange Category

c. Red Category

7Days

21 Days

45 Days

B. Provision of Deemed Approvals

Sl.No. NAME OF THE CLEARANCE CONDITION

1 Permission of Gram panchayat

2 Building permission/Licence from Municipality

3 a. power Feasibility / power connection Deemed approval would be subject to payment of required fee

4 Licence for possession and use of Rectified spirit

5 Registration under APGST/CST On deemed approval, the

appropriate committee would allot temporary

number

6 a. Sanction of Water Supply through HMWS&SB

b. Water Connection

Deemed approval would be subject to payment of required fee

7 1. Sanction of Water Supply though from other agencies

2. Water Connection

Deemed approval would be subject to payment of required fee

Norms set for the Discharge of Functions

Norms / standards set by the Industries Department for the Discharge of

important Function / Delivery of Services are as follows:

Sl.No. Nature of the Service Service delivery time period

1 Project Ideas Across the table

2 Entrepereneurs Memorandum Acknowledgment for Micro/Small/Medium Enterprises

Online through website, www.

http://industries.apcgg.gov.in

3 I L / EOU * In repect of I L / EOU permissions from Government of India, remarks to Government of India will be furnished within 10 working

days from the date of receipt from Secretariat

for Industrial Approval (SIA) New Delhi.

4 Credit Assistant:

1. Financial Assistance under PMEGP

* Sponsoring the applications to the Banks

within two weeks by the DICs after selection by the Task Force Committee.

5 Clearances/ Approvals

required to set up an industrial undertaking

under Single Window

Act

Forwarding the applications to the Competent

authority within 3 working days.

6 Non- Pollution Acknowledgement for non-polluting industries.

DICs will issue the Ack. within 5 working days.

7 Hire purchasing of Machinery

DICs will forward the applications to NSIC within 7 working days

8 Scarce Raw Material: 1. Coal

2. Rectified / Denatured

spirit for new industrial

units.

3. Rectified/ Denatured

spirit for existing

industiral & Molasses for

existing units.

* at district level (up to 100 MTs), the proposal will be recommended to Singareni Colleries within 20 working days.

* In case of above 100 MTs, the proposals

will be recommended to Commissioner of

Industries within 20 working days.

* at State level ( above. 100 MTs ), the

proposals will be recommended to Singareni

colleries within 15 working days after receipt

of proposals from DICs.

* DICs/ COI will forward the applications for

adhoc allotment to the competent authorities

within 3 days through single window.

* DICs will reconnend the unit to

Commissioner of Industries within 30

working days and which will be

recommended to the concerned authorities

within 15 working days.

10 State Govt. Incentives : 1. DLC cases

(upto Rs. 25 lakhs

in plant machinery)

2. SLC cases

(above Rs. 25 lakhs in

Plant & Machinery)

District Level Committe will sanction the incentives within 30 days from the date of receit of application in full shape.

DIC will forward the claim to

Commissionerate of Industries within 15

working days from the date of receipt of

application in full shape

State Level Committee will sanction the

incentives within 15 working days from the

date of receipt of proposals from the General

Manager, DICs..

11 Reimbursement of expenditure incurred in

obtaining quality

certification i.e.,ISO/BIS:

1. State Incentives

2. Central Incentives

* DICs will forward the applications within

15 woking days to Commissioner of

Industries for sanction of incentives.

* Commissioner of Industries will sanction

the incentives within 15 working days after

receipt of application from DICs.

* DICs will forward the applications within

15 working days to Development

Commissioner (SSI), New Delhi for sanction

of incentives.

12 Marketing Assistance :

1. Registration under Single Point Program

(NSIC)

2. Registration under

DGS & D

DICs will forward the appliction within 7

working days to NSIC

13 Revival of SSI sick units Sanctiion the incentives under AP Small Scale Industrial Revival Scheme within 30 days after receipt of appraisal report from the

concerned appraisal agency.

Chapter V

Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual and Records, for

Discharging Functions [Section 4(1) (b) (v) & (vi)]

The following are the major enactments/rules formulated by State and Central

Governments connected to the Industries for enforcement of the provisions by

functionaries in the State.

1. Micro Small and Medium Enterprises Developmet

Act 2006 : Formulated

Govt of India.

2. A.P.Single Window Clearances Act, 2002 : Formulated by GOAP

3. A.P.Air(Pullution Contro&Prevention) Act,1981 : Formulated by GOAP

4. A.P Water(Pullution Contro&Prevention) Act,1974 : Formulated by GOAP

5. A.P.Panchayat Raj Act,1994 : Formulated by GOAP

6. A.P.Drugs & Cosmetics Act,1940 : Formulated by GOAP

7. A.P. Boilers Act : Formulated by GOAP

8. Forest Conservation Act,1980 : Formulated by GOI

9. A.P.Industry Facilitation Council, : Formulated by GOAP

10. A.P.Small Sclae Industrie Revival Scheme(APSSIRS) : Formulated by GOAP

11. Rate Contract System under Marketing Assistance : Formulated by GOAP

Scheme for 17 items

12. Delegation of Powers to Assistant Director of Industries : Formulated by GOAP under APRR Act

13. Urban Land Ceiling Act,1976 : Formulated by GOAP

14. A.P. Cooperative Societies Act,1964 : Formulated by GOAP

15. All General Rules/Account Codes/Acts/Procedures issued by Government of A.P.

from time to time.

Besides having the above Acts & Rules, the Department is having separate set of

Rules foe Gazitted Officers& Non-Gazitted Officers.

Chapter-VI

Categories of Documents held by the Public Authority

under its control [Section 4(1) (b) v (i)]

The Department is having periodical report forms prescribed for submission of

reports yearly, Half-Yearly, Quarterly, Monthly, etc for obtaining information on various

items such as production particulars, Scarce Raw Material utilization particulars,

inspection of proper utilization of incentives, etc.

Besides the above, the department is maintaining registers of attendance,

periodical registers, call book, records maintenance register, stock files dispatch register,

stamp account, registers on stationary, printed forms library, etc, cash book, service

registers and annul confidential registers, tour diaries.

Chapter -VII

Arrangement for consultation with, or Representation by,

the Members of the Public in relation to the Formulation of

Policy or Implementation thereof:

Additional Directors and concerned Porogramme Officers in Cadre of Joint

Director have to be consulted further for implementation of policies as shown

below. However, Commissioner of Industries is the Appellate authority for formulation

of policy.

Sl.No. Service Designation Location

1 Project Ideas Joint Director (IP) Commissionerate

2 I L / EOU Joint Director (IIP Cell) Commissionerate

3 Grievances relating to Large & Medium Industries

Additional Director Commissionerate

4 Scarce Raw Materials Joint Director (Commodities)

Commissionerate

5 Petitions like CMP, GEN, RPB, RNB

Joint Director (HRD) Commissionerate

6 Sanction of incentives to SLC cases

Joint Director (PI-A,B,C) Commissionerate

7 Sanction of Incentives for BIS/ISO

Joint Director (IIP Cell) Commissionerate

8 Grievances relating to Small Scale Industries.

Additional Director Commissionerate

At the District level the General Manger of the concerned District Industries

Centre as to be contacted for implementation of the policy and providing important

services as shown below:

Sl.No .

Service Name of the Officer

Designation Location Tel.No./e.mail

1 2.

.

3.

4.

5.

6.

.

7 8.

Project Ideas Entrepreneurs

Memorandum Acknowledgment

Credit Assistance

Polluction Act.

Hire Purchase of

Machinery

Permanent Regn.

Scarce Raw

Material

Incentives

Marketing

Assistance

General

Manger of

the

Concerned

District

Industries

Centres

General

Manager

Respective

District

Head

quarters

As per the

List

Relevant printed Application Forms are available at Respecitve District Industries

Centre/Commissionerate of Industries and they can also be downloaded from

www.

Chapter VIII

A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other

bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as IIS

part or for the purpose of its advice and as to whether

meetings of those boards councils committees and other

bodies are open to the public or the minutes of such

meetings are accessible for public:

The Government have time to time constituted certain Boards, Councils,

Committees in Industries Department for speedy implementation of policies connected to

the Industrial development and promotion of incentives and clearances/approvals.The

following are the Committees/Councils.

I. SSI Board has been constituted under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief

Minister for the promotion of industries in the State with Ministers and

Secretaries as members.

II. SIPB Small Industries Promotion Board is constituted under the Chairmanshiup

of Hon’ble Chief Minister for clearing the problems faced by the industries.

III. SIPC Small Industries Promotion Committee has been constituted under the

Chairmanship of Chief Secretary to Government for redressal of problems faced

by the industrialists.

IV. SLC State Level Committee has been constituted for scrutinize and sanction of

incentives to the industrial units under the Chairmanship of Commissioner of

Industries, with other departments as members.

V. DLC District Level Committee has been constituted under the Chairmanship of

Collector of district concerned for scrutinize and sanctionof incentives to units

below investment of Rs. 25 lakhs in machinery..

VI. SSC Standing Scrutiny Committee has been constituted for inspection and to

verify the genuineness of machinery over and above Rs. 60.00 Lakhs in the case

of sanction of incentives.

VII. MDC Multi-Disciplinary Committee has been constituted in the District level

for inspection and to verity the genuineness of machinery below Rs. 60,000,00/-

in sanction of incentives.

VIII. IFC: Industries Felicitation Council has been constituted under the

Chairmanship of Commissioner to clear the interest on delayed payments to

small scale and ancillary industrial undertakings, by the industrialists or any

other organizations

IX. DIPC; District Industries Promotion Committee constituted under the

Chairmanship of District Collector concerned with some of the District Officers

to attend the issues of industrial units at district level.

X. SLSWCC: State Level Single Window Clearance Committee has been

constituted to clear the approvals /clearances of industrial units at State Level

under the Chairmanship of Commissioner of Industries

XI. DLSWCC; the District Level Single Window Clearance Committee has been

constituted at District Level for clearing the approvals/clearances of industrial

units under the Chairmanship of District Collector.

The Committees so far constituted are regularly conducting the meetings and the minutes

of the meeting s are accessible for public.

Chapter IX

Directory of Officers and Employees Section 4(1)(b)(ix)

Sl.N

o.

Name of the

Office/Administrati ve Office

Name, Designation &

Address of Officer / Employee

Telephone, FAX &

Mobile No.

E mail

1 Commissionerate of

Industries, Andhra Pradesh.

Dr. Rajat Kumar, IAS,

Commissioner of Industries, Chirag –ali-lane, Hyderabad 500 001

Ph: 040-23441600 FAX: 040-

2341611

comm_inds@ apindustries.gov.i

n

2 District Industries Centre Srikakulam District

Sri B. Gopala Krishna, General Manager, D.I.C, 7-4-30, New Colony,

Srikakulam

Ph: 08942-225895, 9640909816

gmdic.sklm @apindustries.gov.in

3 District Industries Centre, Vizianagaram

District

Sri L. Laxman, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Vizianagaram

Ph: 08922-225478, 9640909818

gmdic.vznm @apindustries.gov.in

4 District Industries Centre, Visakhapatnam

District

Sri V.R.V.R. Naik , General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Visakhapatnam

Ph: 0891-2558166 FAX:0891-

2558165,

9640909819

gmdic.vspm@ apindustries.gov.in

5 District Industries Centre, East Godavari

District

Sri G. Rajendra Prasad, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Kakinada

Ph:0884-2344139 FAX:0884-

2374291

9640909820

gmdic.egd@a pindustries.gov.in

6 District Industries Centre, West Godavari

District

Sri E. Thrimurthulu, General Manager, D.I.C, Near Collectorate, Eluru

Ph: 08812-230354 FAX:08812-

231435

9640909821

gmdic.wgd@a pindustries.gov.in

7 District Industries Centre, Krishna District

Sri A. Sudhakar, General Manager, D.I.C, Jawahar Auto Nagar,

Vijayawada

Ph:0866-2555104 FAX:0866-

2553673

9640909822

gmdic.krsn@ apindustries.gov.in

8 District Industries

Centre, Guntur District

Sri Y Nagasunder,

General Manager, D.I.C, Opposite Collectorate,

Guntur

Ph: 0863-2234864 FAX: 0863-

2234931

9640909823

gmdic.gntr@a

pindustries.gov.in

9 District Industries Centre, Prakasham District

Sri Y. Hirishikesh, General Manager, D.I.C, Nellore Road, Ongole

Ph: 08592-233042 9640909824

gmdic.pksm@ apindustries.gov.in

10 District Industries Centre, Nellore District

Sri M. Murali Mohan, General Manager, D.I.C.,

Industrial Estate, Nellore

Ph:0861-2328658 FAX 0861-

2324489

9640909825

gmdic.nlr@a pindustries.gov.in

11 District Industries Sri G. Vijaya Prasad, gmdic.cttr@a

Centre Chittor District

General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Chittor

Ph: 08572-228224 9640909826

Pindustries.gov.in

12 District Industries Centre, Ananthapur District

Sri A. Ramalingeshwara Raju, General Manager, D.I.C, DPAP Compound,

Ph.:08554-240005 FAX.08554-

236232

9640909827

[email protected]

13 District Industries Centre, Kurnool District

Sri G. Sunder Rao, General Manager, D.I.C, B-Camp, Kurnool

Ph:08518-230212 FAX 08518-

233598

9640909830

gmdic.krnl@ apindustries.gov.in

14 District Industries Centre, Kadapa

YSR District

Sri Chand Basha,

General Manager, D.I.C,

Income Tax Road, Kadapa

Ph. 08518-230212 FAX 08518-

233598

9640909829

gmdic.kdp@ apindustries.gov.in

15 District Industries Centre,

Nalgonda District

Sri G. Srinivas,


Station Road, Nalgonda

Ph.:08682-233079 FAX 08682-

233417

9640909832

[email protected]

16 District Industries Centre, Khammam District

Sri Y.L. Pradeep Kumar On leave, Sri G. Lingaiah I/c. General Manager, D.I.C,

Ph.:08742-235957 FAX.08742-

228279

9640909833

gmdic.kmm @apindustries.gov.in

17 District Industries Centre, Mahaboobnagar

District

Sri K. Krishna Rao, General Manager, D.I.C,

Industrial Estate,,

Mahaboobnagar

Ph:08542-242292 FAX.08542-

242088

9640909831

gmdic.mbnr @apindustries.gov.in


Centre, Rangareddy District

Sri, M. Udayabhaskar, General Manager, D.I.C, Balanagar, Hyderabad.

Ph.:040-23441644 FAX.040-

23441644

9640909809

[email protected]

19 District Industries Centre, Hyderabad District

Sri D. Prashanth Kumar, General Manager, D.I.C, RTC X Roads,

Musheerabad, Hyderabd,

Ph:040-23445535 FAX 040-

23445533

9640909840

gmdic.hyd@ apindustries.gov.in

20 District Industries Centre, Warangal District

Sri A.V. Patel (On leave), Sri D. Srinivasa Naik I/c. General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Warangal

Ph. 0870-2427134 FAX 0870-

2427134

9640909834

gmdic.wgl@ apindustries.gov.in

21 District Industries Centre, Karimnagar District

Sri L. Atchaiah, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Karimnagar

Ph.:088-2240378 FAX.0878-

2240916

9640909835

gmdic.kmnr @apindustries.gov.in

22 District Industries Centre, Nizamabad District

Sri D. Srinivasa Naik, General Manager, D.I.C, Near Collectorate,

Nizamabad.

Ph.:08462-238827 9640909836

gmdic.nzbd @apindustries.gov.in

23 District Industries Centre, Adilabad District

Sri J. Ramakishan Naik (FAC),


Ph: 08732-226450 FAX 08732-

9640909837

gmdic.adbd @

apindustries.gov.in

226660


Centre, Medak District

Sri R.B. Devanand,

General Manager, D.I.C, Near P.W.D. Office,

Sanga Reddy.

Ph.:08452-276529 FAX.08452-

274899

9640909838

gmdic.mdk

@apindustries.gov.in

1. Dr. Rajat Kumar, IAS Commissioner 66960 98698

2. R. Madhusudhan Rao Addl. Director 34050-54360 54360 44781

3. B. Suresh Babu Addl. Director 34050-54360 54360 41881

4. K. Prasada Rao Joint Director 27000-51760 51760 62002

5. M. Sadusunder Joint Director 27000-51760 42590 55835

6. N. Lakshmana Rao Joint Director 27000-51760 51760 61102

7. S. Mallesham Joint Director 27000-51760 43630 37774

8. S. Ravi Kumar Joint Director 27000-51760 42590 41505

9. C. Rami Reddy Joint Director 27000-51760 42590 40665

10. R. Santhi Kumar Joint Director 27000-51760 42590 53715

11. V. Prasanna Kumar Joint Director 27000-51760 42590 54005

12. A. Jayalaxmi Deputy Director 23650-49360 32350 31527

13. A. Umamaheswara Rao Deputy Director 18030-43630 31550 35622

14. T. Murali Deputy Director 23650-49360 31550 40622

15. K. Vijayaratnam Deputy Director 23650-49360 32350 37862

16. G. Nageswaramma Deputy Director 23650-49360 34050 36496

17. A.A.L. Padmavati Deputy Director 23650-49360 32350 21192

18. M. Sreedevi Deputy Director 23650-49360 23650 25296

19.M. Sreelakshmi Deputy Director 23650-49360 32350 39902

20. T. Murali Krishna Deputy Director 23650-49360 33200 36662

21. P. Ratnakar Deputy Director 21820-48160 34050 38821

22. K. James Deputy Director 21820-48160 34050 15660

23. M. Srinivasa Rao Deputy Director 12385-27750 30750 44433

24. W.J.Praveen Kumar Asst. Director 14860-39540 28450 41114

25. D. Vinay Kumar Asst. Director 14860-39540 28450 42264

26. J.N.S. Gopal Naidu Asst. Director 18030-43630 28450 32664

27. G. Nagaraja Rao Asst. Director 14860-39540 28450 32664

28. B.V. Ramana Reddy Asst. Director 18030-43630 28450 34664

29. P. Masthanamma Asst. Director 18030-43630 33200 40637

30. M.S. Venkateswara Rao Asst. Director 18030-43630 28450 22629

31. Jacobchandra Kanth Rao Asst. Director 18030-43630 28450 41004

32.M.A. Khallel Asst. Director 12385-27750 30750 44433

33. E. Bala Prasad Asst. Director 34. Y. Nagaveni Asst. Director

35. K. Chandrasekara Rao IPO 14860-39540 28450 33399

36. A. Lakshmi Kumari IPO 13660-38570 23040 30550

37. B. Kalingavardhan IPO 12325-24175 20110 28457

38. K.V.P. Shashi IPO 14860-39540 24300 36645

39. B.S. Sarma IPO 14860-39540 25600 31796

40. B. Haranath Reddy IPO 16150-42590 20680 24295

41. V. Rama Mani IPO 18030-43630 21250 31707

42. A. Girishwer Reddy IPO 16150-42590 23040 32820

43. P. Chandra Kumari IPO 14860-39540 19050 27937

44. K. Nagaswetha IPO 15280-40510 16600 23840

Chapter X

Monthly remunerations and pay particulars of the staff of

Commissionerate of Industries, AP, Hyd. as per Dcember,

2011

S.No Sarvasri/Smt Designation Scale of pay Pay Net

(Dec. 2011)

45. S. Sudha IPO 15280-40510 25600 38165

46. Mohd. Rafiuddin AO 19050-45850 33200 28149

47. N. Srinibasulu A.A.O. 20680 10539

48. B. Srinivasa Rao JAO 14860-39540 15700 20965

49. V. Naga Sivaram JAO 14860-39540 17540 25027

50. G. Venugopala Chary JAO 14860-39540 21250 16967

51. K.V. Subrahmanya Sarma JAO 14860-39540 23650 24178

52.Y. Mahender Reddy JAO 14860-39540 21250 28731

53. Y. Krishnadu Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 11860 13329

54. K. RukminiDevi Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 11200 15605

55. E. Sandhya Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 10900 15769

56. A.B. Ranganayakulu Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 12550 17354

57. Y. Sridevi Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 12550 14874

58. P. Srinivasa Rao Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 12550 15304

59. K. Srinivas Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 12550 18044

60. M. Ravi Kumar Reddy Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 12550 16184

61. M. Nagender Jr. Acct. 9200-27000 12910 9322

62. R. Sireesha Jr. Acct. 8400-24950 8680 12557

63. V. Srikanth Jr. Acct. 8400-24950 8440 13351

64. S.S.S.N. Sastry Typist 9200-27000 21820 26998

65. R. Bala Krishna Sr. Acct. 10900-31550 21250 22719

66. M.V. Sampath Kumar CSR 34900 46466

67. B. Pradeep Kumar CSR 12910-36700 29950 47013

68. M. Vishu Murthy Supdt. 14860-39540 24300 24879

69. M. Monoharam Supdt. 14860-39540 29200 31328

70. B. Tulasidas Supdt. 14860-39540 16600 23469

71. P.S.V.N. Mani Kumari Supdt. 14860-39540 21820 14855

72. A. Laxmi Supdt. 14860-39540 24300 22365

73. B. Ratan Kumar Reddy Supdt. 14860-39540 24950 26055

74. D. Venkateswara Rao Supdt. 15280-40150 32350 37287

75. D. Gajendra Rao Supdt. 15280-40150 31550 30602

76. G. Pusparao Supdt. 14860-39540 20680 17039

77. K. Prabhakar Supdt. 14860-39540 29200 19453

78. M. Ramarao Supdt. 14860-39540 31550 25315

79. P. Venkatramaiah Supdt. 14860-39540 27000 28186

80. R.V. Jagadeswar Reddy Supdt. 18030-43630 27000 30434

81. S. Venugopala Swamy Supdt. 14860-39540 27000 30434

82. S.P. Gopala Swamy Supdt. 14860-39540 27000 23409

83. Y. Sathi Reddy Supdt. 18603-43630 31550 45627

84. B. Suguna Supdt. 14860-39540 23650 25656

85. A. Gagan Kumari Supdt. 14860-39540 21250 28538

86. B. Balaji Nayak Supdt. 11530 16593

87. G. Venkatapathi Supdt. 14860-39540 24300 13946

88.J.D. Koteswara Rao Supdt. 14860-39540 25600 36685

89. M. Satyanarana Supdt. 14860-39540 21250 23517

90. Mohd. Faizuddin Supdt. 14860-39540 24300 35425

91. N. Rajendra Prasad Supdt. 14860-39540 24300 23195

92. P. Rajyalakshmi Supdt. 14860-39540 20110 24223

93. T.V.V. Satyanarayana Supdt. 14860-39540 24950 29185

94. Y. Samrajyalaxmi Supdt. 14860-39540 22430 23404

95. Y.V. Chalapathi Reddy Supdt. 14860-39540 23650 29476

96. B. Shiva Kumar Spl. Cat. Steno 15280-40510 35800 45986

97. Smt. T. Baby Spl. Cat. Steno

98. B. Gopala Krishna Murthy Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 13660 13283

99. Ch. Dhana Kumari Sr. Asst. 11530-33200 20110 26080

100. Shaik Hussain Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 15280 18676

101. K. Lalitha Kumari Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 14440 18838

102. M. Shoba Rani Sr. Asst. 11530-33200 14050 16824

103. N.B. Sudhakar Rao Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 20110 22223

104. P. Chakrapani Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 12550 17799

105. R.V. Rama Rao Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 16150 22334

106. S. Ravi Kumar Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 24950 22635

107. Salma Narseen Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 18520 22830

108. Shaik Shashavali Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 13660 15741

109. V. Shyamala Rani Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 14440 16748

110. S. Mallikarjuna Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11530 17343

111. M. Ramakrishna Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11530 14343

112. T. Anita Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11530 13593

113. B. Subba Rao Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11200 14416

114. A. Suresh Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 14440 21288

115.G. Venkat Ramulu Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11530 16215

116. S. V. Sarawathi Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 14860 22620

117. M. Sailaja Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 10900 15111

118. D. Ashok Kumar Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 10900 15819

119. P. Serisha Kumari Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 11530 12768

120. L. Rajakumar Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 20680 28135

121. D. Mallesha Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 30750 33015

122. M. Rajalingam Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 21820 14968

123. Ch. Nagabushanam Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 16600 18953

124. L. Karunakar Reddy Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 21820 24938

125. D. Prabhakar Sr. Asst. 10900-31550 24300 23080

126. Ch. Jayakumar Sr. Steno 10900-315550 11530 7555

127. M. Uma Devi Sr. Insp 11860-34050 20680 25725

128. Md. Ateeq Ur Rahaman Sr. Insp 11860-34050 23650 27706

129. Md. Nooruddin Jr. Asst. 8680 14035

130. M. Sudheer Kumar Jr. Asst. 8440 12349

131. K. Uma Devi Jr. Asst. 8680 8944

132. Joel Benhur Jr. Asst. 8440-24950 10900 10554

133. P. Sankaraiah Jr. Asst. 8440-24950 10900 14533

134. K. Suresh Kumar Jr. Asst. 9200-27000 16150 21334

135. V. Manjula Jr. Asst. 9740 11830

Chapter XI

The Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the

particulars of all Plans, proposed expenditures and reports on

disbursements made.

INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE DEPT. REVISED ESTIMATES FOR 2011-12 & BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR 2012-13

Name of the Scheme

Detailed

Head

Budget Estimates (Allocated)

2011-12

Revised Estimates for 2011-

12

Budget Estimates 2012-13

State Plan Schemes : (Values in thousands)

A 2851- VILLAGE & SMALL INDUSTRIES (VSI)) :

1

Head Office Salary Scheme. 2851-102- 11-01

25000

25000

30000

2

Establishment of District Industries Centres. 2851-102- 11-10

20000

20000

31000

3

Grants from State Govt. to SSI units for ISO-9000 Certification / BIS Certification.

2851-102- 11-45

100

100

1000

4

Technology Development Fund 2851-102- 11-46

200

200

1500

5 Awards to SSI for productivity, Innovation & Safety.

2851-102- 11-49

100

100

1000

6

Reconstruction of DIC Buildings. 2851-102- 11-52

1000

1000

127500

7

Special Component plan for Scheduled Castes-Incentives for Industrial Promotion

2851-789- 11-08

298520

748520

600000

8

Incentives to the SC Enterprenuers for Indl. Promotion (Investment Subsidy

2851-789- 11-17

20000

20000

60000

9

Incentives for Indl. Promotion Investment Subsidy - for ST Entrepreneurs under Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP).

2851-796- 11-08

122447

272447

250000

9

Incentives for Indl. Promotion Investment Subsidy - General Category.

2851-800- 11-08

1389320

2020000

2500000

10

Development of Clusters in Tiny & SSI Sector.

2851-800- 11-09

100

100

60000

V&SI TOTAL : 1876787 3107467 3662000

B

2852- INDUSTRIES (OTHER THAN V&SI ) :

1 Automation & Modernisation of Commissionerate of Industries.

2852-80- 001-11-07

500

500

50000

2

Incentives for Indl. Promotion (Invest. Subsidy) for SC Entrepreneurs under SCP.

2852-80- 789-11-04

25480

25480

80000

3 Power subsidy for Industries - for SC Entrepreneurs under SCP.

2852-80- 789-11-13

97200

97200

120000

4

Extension of Pavala Vaddi Scheme to all SSI & Food Processing Units.for SC Enterprenuers

2852-80- 789-11-14

1620

1620

25000

5

Incentives for Indl. Promotion (Invest. Subsidy) for ST Entrepreneurs under TSP.

2852-80- 796-11-04

9553

9553

40000

6 Power Subsidy for Industries- Tribal Sub Plan -ST Enterprenuers.

2852-80- 796-11-13

39600

39600

65000

7

Extension of Pavalavaddi to all SSI & Food units- for ST Entrepreneurs under TSP.

2852-80- 796-11-14

660

660

20000

8

Incentives for Industrial Promotion (160- Publications)

2852-80- 800-11-04

61

10000

20000

9

Incentives for Industrial Promotion ( 260- Advertisement, Sales & Publicity expenses)

2852-80- 800-11-04

5270

30000

30000

10

Incentives for Industrial Promotion (312 - other grants in aid)

2852-80- 800-11-04

149349

250000

500000

11 Power subsidy for Industries - GENERAL 2852-80-

800-11-13

463200

1883200

1500000

12

Extension of Pavalavaddi to all SSI & Food Processing Inds. for General Category.

2852-80- 800-11-14

7720

450000

500000

800213 2797813 2950000

C OTHER INDUSTRIES / CAPITAL OUTLAY

1

SSI Clusters under Critical Infrastructure Balancing Scheme (CIBS).

4851-102- 11-08

400

400

1200

2

Construction of New Building for Commissionerate of Industries.

4852-80- 800-11-05

2500

2500

60000

3

Investments in LIDCAP for implementing MSME under Cluster Development

4860-03- 789-06-05

20000

0

280000

4

Investments in LIDCAP.- 4860-03- 789-11-04

50000

0

60000

INDUSTRIES (OTHER THAN V&SI ) SUB TOTAL :

72900

2900

401200

GRAND TOTAL STATE PLAN SCHEMES

2749900

5908180

7013200

2851 - Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS)

1 Census-cum-sample survey of SSI units (100% CSS).

2851-102- 10-25

18000

18000

18510

2 PMEGP 0 0 0

3

Centrally Sponsored schemes - Development of Clusters under SIDP

2851-102- 10-44

300000

300000

300000

TOTAL :

318000

318000

318510

2852 - NEW SCHEMES - NON- PLAN

1

AP State Kummari Shalivahana Co- Operative Socities Federation Ltd, Hyd.

2852-001- 10-06

0

12800

20007

2

AP State Viswa Brahmins Co-Operative Socities Corporation Ltd, Hyd.

2852-001- 10-07

0

12800

20007

3 AP State Medara Co-Operative Finance Corporation Ltd, Hyd.

2852-001- 10-08

0

12800

20007

TOTAL : 0 38400 60021

Chapter XII

The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including

the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of

such programmes.

IIPP 2010-15

Government have issued orders vide G.O.Ms.No.61 Industries and Commerce (IP)

Department dated 29.06.2010 for extending the incentives/benefits to all eligible New

Micro, Small, Medium, Large and Mega industries set up in the State except in the

Municipal Corporations limits of Vijayawada, Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal

Corporation and Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation excluding existing Industrial

Estates/Parks, Industrial Estates notified/ to be notified and commence commercial

production on or after 1.7.2010 but before 31.3.2015 under Industrial Investment

Promotional Policy (IIPP) 2010-15. Projects involving substantial Expansion /

Diversification of existing industries in the eligible lines of activities are also entitled for

benefits offered under the policy. KEY FEATURES OF INCENTIVES UNDER INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT PROMOTION

POLICY IIPP - 2010-15

A. Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE’s)

� 100% reimbursement of Stamp duty and transfer duty paid by the industry on purchase of land meant for industrial use.

� 100% reimbursement of Stamp duty for Lease of Land/Shed/ Buildings and

also mortgages and hypothecations.

� 25% rebate in land cost limited to Rs.10.00 Lakhs in Industrial Estates/ Industrial Parks.

� 25% Land conversion charges for industrial use limited to Rs.10.0 lakhs.

� Fixed power cost reimbursement @ Rs.0.75 per unit (upper ceiling) on the

proposed revised rates (2010-11) for 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production.

� 15% investment subsidy on fixed capital investment subject to a maximum of Rs.20.00 lakhs.

� Reimbursement of 100% VAT/CST or State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production to Micro Enterprises.

� Reimbursement of 50% VAT/CST or State Goods and Services Tax (SGST)for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production to Small Enterprises.

� Interest subsidy under Pavala Vaddi Scheme on the term loan to New Micro

and Small Enterprises in excess of 3% per annum subject to a maximum reimbursement of 9% per annum for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production

� Seed capital assistance to First Generation Entrepreneurs to set-up Micro

Enterprises @10% of the Machinery cost, which will be deducted from the eligible investment subsidy.

� 50% Reimbursement of cost involved in skill upgradation and training the

local manpower limited to Rs.2000 per person.

� 50% subsidy on the expenses incurred for quality certification/ patent registration limited to Rs. 2.00 Lakhs for MSE’s.

� 25% subsidy on specific cleaner production measures limited to Rs.5.00

Lakhs

� To extend investment subsidy to the identified service activities related to industries setup in all Municipal Corporation limits in the state

B. Medium Enterprises & Large Industries:




� 25% rebate in land cost limited to Rs.10.00 Lakhs in Industrial Estates/Industrial Parks.

� 25% Land conversion charges for industrial use limited to Rs.10.0 lakhs only

for Medium Enterprises.

� Fixed power cost reimbursement @ Rs.0.75 per unit (upper ceiling) on the proposed revised rates (2010-11) for 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production

� Reimbursement of 25% VAT/CST or State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production.



� 50% subsidy on the expenses incurred for quality certification/ patent registration limited to Rs. 2.00 Lakhs only for Medium Enterprises.

� 25% subsidy on specific cleaner production measures limited to Rs.5.00

Lakhs.

� Infrastructure like roads, power and water will be provided at door stepof the industry for standalone units by contributing 50% of the cost of infrastructure from IIDF with a ceiling of Rs.1.00 Crore,

C. Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Tribe Entrepreneurs:

SC/ST Entrepreneurs mean those units established as sole Proprietor or invariably having 100% share in Partnership/Private Limited Companies




� 1/3% rebate in land cost limited to Rs.10.00 Lakhs in Industrial Estates/Industrial Parks.

� 25% Land conversion charges for the industrial use limited to Rs.10.0 lakhs.

� Fixed power cost reimbursement @ Rs.1.00 per unit (upper ceiling)on the

proposed revised rates (2010-11) for 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production.

� Seed capital assistance to First Generation Entrepreneurs to set-up Micro

Enterprises @10% of the Machinery cost. � 35% investment subsidy on fixed capital Investment for Micro and Small

Enterprises with a maximum limit per unit is Rs.50.00 Lakhs

� additional 5% (i.e.40%)investment subsidy for SC Women and ST Women Entrepreneurs, with a maximum limit per unit is Rs.50.00 Lakhs

� Additional 5%investment subsidy for units set up in Scheduled Areas by ST

entrepreneurs � with a maximum limit per unit is Rs.50.00 Lakhs.

� Reimbursement of 100% VAT/CST or State Goods and Services Tax (SGST)

for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production to Micro Enterprises.

� Reimbursement of 50% VAT/CST or State Goods and Services Tax (SGST)

for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production to Small Enterprises.

� Interest subsidy under Pavala Vaddi Scheme on the term loan taken on the fixed capital investment by Micro and Small Enterprises in excess of 3%

per annum subject to a maximum reimbursement of 9% per annum for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial production.



� 50% subsidy on the expenses incurred for quality certification/ patent registration limited to Rs. 2.00 Lakhs for Micro and Small Enterprises.

� 25% subsidy on specific cleaner production measures limited to Rs.5.00 Lakhs.

� Micro and Small Enterprises set up by Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe

entrepreneurs, Infrastructure like roads, power and water will be provided at doorstep of the industry for stand alone units by contributing 75% of the cost of infrastructure from IIDF with a ceiling of Rs.1.00 Crore

� The line of activity of Proclainer is considered as eligible exclusively in case

of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe entrepreneurs and incentive shall be extended under service activity.

D. Women Entrepreneurs:

� Women entrepreneurs mean those units established as sole Proprietress or invariably

� having 100% share in Partnership/Private Limited

� Additional 5% investment subsidy on fixed capital investment subject to a maximum of Rs.5.00 lakhs to MSE’s.

� All other benefits as per para No.4.1.0 (Micro & Small Enterprises under IIPP 2010-15).

Mega Projects

An anchor industry sets up project with a capital investment of Rs. 250.00 Crores ( Rs. 125.00 Crores for textile sector) and above, it would be treated as Mega Project and special package of incentives would be offered on case to case basis. Employment intensive industries providing employment to more than 2000 persons, would also be treated as Mega Project.

Scrutiny and sanction procedure

The Claim applications for sanction of incentives in respect of Micro Enterprises (

where machinery cost is Rs.25.00 lakhs or less) and which are considered are aided units,

are scrutinized by District Level Scrutiny Committee and will be sanctioned by DLC and

other claims where the machinery cost is more than Rs.25.00 Lakhs pertaining to Small,

Medium enterprises, Large Industries and Mega projects are recommended to the

Commissioner of Industries for taking a decision with regard to sanction of incentives.

The Multi Disciplinary Committee at district level shall inspect the Industrial

Enterprises with investment on Plant & Machinery upto Rs. 1.00 Crore with the following

members for verification of the genuinity of the machinery in respect of self financed

units.

The Standing Scrutiny Committee (SSC) shall inspect the Industrial Enterprises

with investment on Plant & Machinery over and above of Rs.1.00 Crore with the

following members for verification of the genuinity of the machinery in respect of self

financed units.

Once the SLC/DLC sanction the incentives, the intimation letter duly signed will be sent to the concerned unit

Procedure for disbursement of subsidy

As soon as the budget is released by the Government , with the permission of

Commissioner of Industries, Additional Director of Industries shall communicate the

sanction through individual proceedings in the form prescribed to the individual units as

per the procedure in vogue. In respect of DLC cases, the General Manager of District

Industries Centre, shall forward the proposal to the Commissioner of Industries in

statement in the form prescribed.

Chapter XIII

Pariculars of recipients of concessions, permits or

authorisations granted by it:

The Department of Industries have sanctioned several incentives to the Industrial

Units in general and also for SC/ST beneficiaries from the year 1970 onwards. Like-

wise the department has also introduced certain concessions.

Iso-9000 incentive scheme

In order to encourage SSI units to produce quality products, the State

Government is contemplating Small Scale Industries to obtain IS0-9000 Certification..

From the year 1997-98 onwards the State Govt. has introduced this scheme for

reimbursement of 25% of the expenditure incurred by the SSI units for obtaining ISO-

9000 Certification subject to the ceiling of Rs. 25.000/-. The General Managers have

been asked to give wide publicity to this scheme among SSI units to avail this concession.

So far 95 units have been benefited and an amount of Rs.22.94 Lakhs has been disbursed

to the said units.

BIS certificate scheme

During the year 1997-98 onwards the State Government has introduced the BIS

Certification to the Small Scale Industries and under the scheme 10% of the expenditure

on the Certification shall be reimbursed to the units with a ceiling of Rs. 10,000/-. The

General Managers of DICs have been asked to give wide publicity to this scheme among

the SSI units So far 148 units have been benefited under this scheme and an amount of

Rs. 9.96 Lakhs has been disbursed to the said units.

Marketing assistance:

In order to encourage the establishment and growth of local Small Scale Industrial units

in the State, the Government have issued orders providing concessions under Marketing

Assistance Scheme. In the G.O.Ms.No. 1020 Industries & Commerce (SSI) Department,

dated 30.11.1976, all the Government departments/Undertakings/Corporations and Quasi

Government bodies such as Municipalities, Zilla Parishads etc., have to procure their

requirements from local Small Scale Industries units only even by exempting the payment

of Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) and Security Deposit (SD) while calling tenders. The

Government have also issued orders reserving 412 items out of which 11 items upto 75%

and 15 items upto 50% for exclusive purchase from the SSI units in the State.

Further in case any Govt. department/Undertaking intends to procure goods from outside

the State, they should obtain “Non-availability Certificate” from the Commissioner of

Industries to the extent that such goods are not being manufactured within the State.

Chapter - XIV

Information available in the electronic form

[section 4(1)(b) xiv)] 15.1 Please provide the details of the information related to the various schemes of the

department which are available in electronic (Floppy, CD,VCD, Website, internet

etc)

Electronic format Description (site

address/location where available etc.)

Contents or title Designation and address of the custodian of

Information (held by

whom)

www.apindustries.gov.inEntrepreneur Memorandum Part-1

Website Downloads

Entrepreneur Memorandum Part-2

Website Downloads www.apindustries.gov.in

Allotment of scarce raw material


Incentive Claim Application


Single Window Clearance Applications


IEM Application Website Downloads www.dipp.nic.in

IL Application Website Downloads www.

EOU Application Website Downloads www.

PMEGP Application Website Downloads www.

IIDF Scheme Application

Website Downloads www.

CIBF Scheme Application


Key contacts Website Downloads www.apindustries.gov.in

New Investment Policy 2010-2015


Food Processing Policy


IIDF Scheme Guidelines


CIBF Scheme Guide lines


Dir of SSI Units Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell, O/o Commissioner of Industries, Chirag-Ali-Lane, Hyderabad-500001.(A.P.)

Director of NPR (L&M)


Director of Existing Website Downloads www.

units (L&M)

Citizen Charter Website Downloads www.apindustries.gov

Key Govt. Website Website Downloads www.apindustries.gov

Describe particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information including

the working hours of a library or information center or reading room maintained for

public use where information relating to the department or records/documents are made

available to the public.

To assist and guide the prospective entrepreneurs, the Industries Dept. has the facility of

entrepreneur’s guidance cell and library in each district industries centre and Central

Office.

2. Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell:

Technically qualified officers will provide Information on project ideas, infrastructural

facilities, policies of State and Central Governments, sources of raw materials, machinery

suppliers and the information on technology sources will be provided to the entrepreneurs

for setting up of industrial ventures in the State.

3. Library:

The Potential Project profiles for about 2000 products are available in the library. Date

pertaining to existing industrial units and the units proposed is being compiled and

continuously updated for the use of entrepreneurs / traders. Books relating to taxation,

technical data, directories of importers & exporters, journals and other useful literature

are also available for the entrepreneurs.

The working hours are 10.30 A.M. to 5.00 P.M.

Chapter - XV

Particulars of Facilities available to Citizens for obtaining

information (Section 4 (1) (b) xv)

16.1. Describe the particulars of information dissemination mechanisms in place/

facilities available to the public for accessing for information:

Facility Description (Location of

Facility / Name etc.) Details of Information made available

NOTICE BOARD At the entrance of Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell at O/o Commissioner

of Industries, Chirag –Ali-

Lane, Hyderabad-500001.

New polices updations latest information pertaining to subsidy released list

marketing assistance raw

material releases etc.,

NEWS PAPERS REPORTS In the Library at O/o. Commissioner of Industries, Chirag-Ali- Lane,

Hyderabad-500001.

Investment related News Paper clippings

PUBLIC ACCOUNCEMENTS

By the way of awareness campaigning by the District

Industries Centre (As per

annesure-1)

Policy updations, EDPs

INFORMATION COUNTER

Entrepreneurs Guidance Cell at O/o Commissioner of Industries, Chirag -Ali-

Lane, Hyderabad-

500001.(A.P.).

Project ideas, Feasibilities, Formulations, Infrastructure

facilities, Investment Policies of State and Central

Govt.

PUBLICATION CMIE, Monthly Economy Reviews

Overall Economic Review on various sectors

OFFICE LIBRARY O/o. Commissioner of Industries, Chirag-Ali- Lane, Hyderabad-500001.

Project Profiles, Journals, Magzines, Directories etc.,

WEBSITES www.apindustries.gov.in As Annexure-II

ANNEXURE 1

KEY CONTACTS

DISTRICT LEVEL CONTACTS

Sl.N o.

Name of the Office/Administrati

ve Office

Name, Designation & Address of Officer /

Employee

Telephone, FAX & Mobile No.

E mail

1 Commissionerate of Industries, Andhra Pradesh.

Sri Rajat Kumar, I.A.S Commissioner of Industries, Chirag –ali-lane, Hyderabad 500 001

Ph: 040-23441600 FAX: 040-

2341611

commr_inds@ ap.gov.in

2 District Industries Centre Srikakulam District

Sri B. Gopala Krishna, General Manager, D.I.C, 7-4-30, New Colony,

Srikakulam

Ph: 08942-225895, 9640909816

gmdic.sklm @apindustries.gov.in

3 District Industries Centre, Vizianagaram

District

Sri L. Laxman, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Vizianagaram

Ph: 08922-225478, 9640909818

gmdic.vznm @apindustries.gov.in

4 District Industries Centre, Visakhapatnam

District

Sri V.R.V.R. Naik , General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Visakhapatnam

Ph: 0891-2558166 FAX:0891-

2558165,

9640909819

gmdic.vspm @ apindustries.gov.in

5 District Industries Centre, East Godavari

District

Sri G. Rajendra Prasad, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Kakinada

Ph:0884-2344139 FAX:0884-

2374291

9640909820

gmdic.egd@ a

pindustries.gov.in


Centre, West Godavari

District

Sri E. Thrimurthulu,

General Manager, D.I.C, Near Collectorate, Eluru

Ph: 08812-230354 FAX:08812-

231435

9640909821

gmdic.wgd @a pindustries.gov.in

7 District Industries Centre, Krishna District

Sri A. Sudhakar, General Manager, D.I.C, Jawahar Auto Nagar,

Vijayawada

Ph:0866-2555104 FAX:0866-

2553673

9640909822

gmdic.krsn @ apindustries.gov.in

8 District Industries Centre, Guntur District

Sri Y Nagasunder, General Manager, D.I.C, Opposite Collectorate,

Guntur

Ph: 0863-2234864 FAX: 0863-

2234931

9640909823

gmdic.gntr@ apindustries.gov.in

9 District Industries Centre, Prakasham District

Sri Y. Hirishikesh, General Manager, D.I.C, Nellore Road, Ongole

Ph: 08592-233042 9640909824

gmdic.pksm @ apindustries.gov.in 10 District Industries

Centre, Nellore District

Sri M. Murali Mohan, General Manager, D.I.C.,

Industrial Estate, Nellore

Ph:0861-2328658 FAX 0861-

2324489

9640909825

gmdic.nlr@a pindustries.gov.in

11 District Industries Sri G. Vijaya Prasad, gmdic.cttr@

Centre Chittor District

General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Chittor

Ph: 08572-228224 9640909826

pindustries.gov.in

12 District Industries Centre, Ananthapur District

Sri A. Ramalingeshwara Raju, General Manager, D.I.C, DPAP Compound,

Ph.:08554-240005 FAX.08554-

236232

9640909827

gmdic.atp@a pindustries.gov.in

13 District Industries Centre, Kurnool District

Sri G. Sunder Rao, General Manager, D.I.C, B-Camp, Kurnool

Ph:08518-230212 FAX 08518-

233598

9640909830

gmdic.krnl@ a pindustries.gov.in

14 District Industries Centre, Kadapa

YSR District

Sri Chand Basha,


Income Tax Road, Kadapa

Ph. 08518-230212 FAX 08518-

233598

9640909829

gmdic.kdp@ apindustries.gov.in

15 District Industries Centre,

Nalgonda District

Sri G. Srinivas,


Station Road, Nalgonda

Ph.:08682-233079 FAX 08682-

233417

9640909832

gmdic.nlg@ apindustries.gov.in

16 District Industries Centre, Khammam District

Sri Y.L. Pradeep Kumar On leave, Sri G. Lingaiah I/c. General Manager, D.I.C,

Ph.:08742-235957 FAX.08742-

228279

9640909833

gmdic.kmm @apindustries.gov.in

17 District Industries Centre, Mahaboobnagar

District

Sri K. Krishna Rao, General Manager, D.I.C,

Industrial Estate,,

Mahaboobnagar

Ph:08542-242292 FAX.08542-

242088

9640909831

gmdic.mbnr @apindustries.gov.in


Centre, Rangareddy District

Sri, M. Udayabhaskar, General Manager, D.I.C, Balanagar, Hyderabad.

Ph.:040-23441644 FAX.040-

23441644

9640909809

gmdic.rr@apindustries .gov.in

19 District Industries Centre, Hyderabad District

Sri D. Prashanth Kumar, General Manager, D.I.C, RTC X Roads,

Musheerabad, Hyderabd,

Ph:040-23445535 FAX 040-

23445533

9640909840

gmdic.hyd@ apindustries.gov.in

20 District Industries Centre, Warangal District

Sri A.V. Patel (On leave), Sri D. Srinivasa Naik I/c. General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate, Warangal

Ph. 0870-2427134 FAX 0870-

2427134

9640909834

gmdic.wgl@ apindustries.gov.in

21 District Industries Centre, Karimnagar District

Sri L. Atchaiah, General Manager, D.I.C, Industrial Estate,

Karimnagar

Ph.:088-2240378 FAX.0878-

2240916

9640909835

gmdic.kmnr @apindustries.gov.in

22 District Industries Centre, Nizamabad District

Sri D. Srinivasa Naik, General Manager, D.I.C, Near Collectorate,

Nizamabad.

Ph.:08462-238827 9640909836

gmdic.nzbd @apindustries.gov.in

23 District Industries Centre, Adilabad District

Sri J. Ramakishan Naik (FAC),


Ph: 08732-226450 FAX 08732-

9640909837

gmdic.adbd @apindustries.

gov.in

226660

24 District Industries Centre, Medak District

Sri R.B. Devanand, General Manager, D.I.C,

Near P.W.D. Office,

Sanga Reddy.

Ph.:08452-276529 FAX.08452-

274899

9640909838

gmdic.mdk @apindustries.gov.in

ANNEXURE-II

The information pertaining to Industries Department is made available in the Web site

ww. with the following data:

1. About A.P.

2. About Industrial Department

3. Business Guide

4. Finance Option

5. Resource

6. Infrastructure

7. Application / various forms down loads

8. Feed back

9. Key contacts

10. District Profiles

11. Citizen Charter

12. A.P. Industry Data Base

13. Key websites

14. Site map 15. News

Chapter – XVI

Name, Designation & other particulars of Appellate Authority / Public Information Officer(s)

/ Assistant Public Information Officer(s) of Section 4(1) (B) xvi under RIGHT TO

INFORMATION ACT, 2005.

Sl.No.

Name of the office / Administrative Unit

Appellate Officer

PIO

APIO

Office Phone No. & Fax No.

E-mail

Sarvasri Sarvasri Sarvasri 1 Commissionerate

of Industries, A.P Hyderabad.

Sri. Rajat Kumar, I.A.S Ph. 040-23441666(O), 23305326( R ) email: [email protected]

R.Madhusudan Rao Additional Director (R) Cell:9640909828 Email:[email protected]

R. Shanthi Kumar Joint Director (HRD) Cell:9640909845 Email:[email protected]

040-23441600- 03 Fax:23441611

[email protected]

2 Srikakulam B. Gopala Krishna , Cell: 9640909816

G.M. Sreedhar, D.D. Cell 9848451408

I.V. Ramana A.D. Cell No. 9440495125

08942-225895 Fax: 279353.

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3 Vizianagaram L. Lakshman Cell: 9640909818

K.P. Krishna D.D. Cell No. 9849189535

V. Nageswar Rao 08922-255478 Fax: 255493.

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4 Visakapatnam V.R.V.R Naik Cell: 9640909819

S.V. Giridhar Rao, D.D. D.V. Prasadama, A.D. Cell No. 9948359078

0891-2558166 Fax: 2558165.

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5 East Godavari G. Rajendera Prasad Cell: 9640909820

Ch. Ganapathi, D.D. Y. Veera Sekhar A.D 0884-2344139 Fax: 2374291

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6 W est Godavari E. Thrimurthulu Cell: 9640909821

T. Peter, D.D. Cell 9441788681

D. Vijaya Kumar Cel 8801441177

08812-230354 Fax: 231435

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7 Krishna (Vijayawada)

A. Sudhakar Cell: 9640909822

R. Venkata Rao Cell 9989092288

P. Subramaneyshwar Rao Cell 9490196506

0866--2555104 Fax: 2553673.

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8 Guntur Y. Naga Sundar Cell: 9640909823

Y. Nagireddy, D.D. Cell 9059121818

G. Rama Krishna Rao Cell 9502569545

0863-2234864 Fax: 2234864

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9 Prakasam H. Hirishikesh

Cell: 9640909824 G. James Sunder Raju

Cell 9293211659 S.V. Suresh

Cell 9160900600 08592-233042 Fax: 231435

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10 Nellore M. Murali Mohan Cell: 9640909825

N.S.R.C. Maruthi Prasad Cell 9848336670

P.Yesu Dus Cell 9490249099

0861-2328658 Fax: 2324489

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11 Chittoor G. Vijaya Prasad, Cell: 9640909826

G. Geetha Rani G. Krishna Rao Cell 9848390054

08572-228224 Fax: 228224

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gmdic.kdp@apindustrie

12 Y.S.R District G.Chand Basha Cell: 9640909829

G. Chandrasekhar Cell 9849770677

Anwarulla Cell 9848789484

08562-233598 Fax: 233598

13 Ananthapur A.Ramalingeshwara Raju Cell:9640909827

R. Velayutham, D.D. Cell 9441923912

P. Rama Murthy Cell 9440245958

08554-240005 Fax: 236232

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14 Kurnool G. Sunder Rao Cell:9640909830

P. Srinivasulu Cell 9849239069

B.Srinivasa Yadav Cell 9449219667

08518-233596 Fax: 233596

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15 Mahabubnagar K. Krishna Rao Cell: 9640909831

K. Somasekhara Reddy E. Satyanarayana 08542-242292

Fax: 242088

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16 Nalgonda G. Srinivas, Cell: 9640909832

V. Babu Cell 9440310432

B.Srinivasulu Cell 9666551523

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17 Khammam Y.L. Pradeep Kumar Cell: 9640909833

G. Lingaiah Cell 9885451401

K. Ajay Kumar 9848023592

08742-235957 Fax: 228279

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18 W arangal A.V. Patel Cell: 9640909836

R. Sampath Kumar Solman Raju 0870-2427134 Fax: 2227134

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19 Karimnagar L. Atchaiah, Cell:9640909835

R. Eddaiah Cell 9440922023

N. Laxman Rao

9440171933

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20 Adilabad J. Ramakrishan Naik Cell: 9640909837

J. Ramakishan Naik V. Veeresham 9849023916

08554-226450 Fax: -

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21 Nizamabad D. Srinivasa Naik Cell: 9640909836

K. Sammaiah 9550049818

Maisaiah 08642-238827

Fax:

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22 Medak (Sangareddy)

R.B. Devanand, Cell:9640909838

P. Prem Kumar 9949908884

K. Upender

9959967837

040-274899 Fax: 274899

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23 Ranga Reddy (Balanagar)

M. Udayabhaskar, Cell:9640909809

M.B. Surya Prakash Rao Cell 9440176700

G. Narsimlu Cell 9848259185

040-23441644 Fax: 23441644

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24 Hyderabad (Musheerabad)

D. Prashanth Kumar, Cell: 9640909840

D. Prashanth Kumar D. Venkashwarulu Cell 9440412398

040-23445535 Fax: 23445535

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Chapter - XVII

Other Useful Information

Section 4(1)(b) xvii

Please give below any other information or details of publications which are of relevance

or of use to the Citizens.

1) Industrial Policy, Food Processing Policy

2) Project Profiles, Application Forms.

3) List of Government Websites, District Officers

4) District Industry Profile

You may mention here information of your department which is excluded under section

8(1) of the Act and / or under Rules of the State Government as guidance to the public

seeking information from your Department.

Place: Name and Designation of the Officer

Date: Department

(Note): Information provided in these chapters should be updated from time to time and

revised date should be mentioned.